Iniskimaukii, Buffalostone Woman Designs

06/18/2026

For sale, size 2T traditional dress. MESSAGE ME TO BUY. From Browning, MT.

06/13/2026

Ready for a sale🌹 Beautiful red poka dot skirt with pockets❤️
Seams are serged and sewen twice, $50🌹 if mailed in U.S., add $12 for shipping. Blackfeet made from Browning, MT.

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

We will have fun give aways, and activities, and of course some great stories all summer! You can drop in any time between 10am and 3pm, but there will be a group joining every Tuesday from 1-2 if you would like to be a part of a group participating in activities.

Give us a call for more information: 406-338-5441 x2701

06/12/2026

NACDC FINANCIAL SERVICES TRAINING SCHEDULE APRIL - JULY 2026

06/12/2026

We are so excited to announce the designers who will be showcased at our Steeped in Fashion event. This is a part of the Montana Historical Society events!

Please RSVP at http://hia.tools/steeped

Rebekah Jarvey

06/12/2026

For more than a century, Broadway has been considered the pinnacle of American theater.

Thousands of playwrights have seen their work performed on its stages.

But until recently, not a single Native American woman had ever had a play produced there.

That changed with Larissa FastHorse.

A citizen of the Sicangu Lakota Nation, FastHorse made history when The Thanksgiving Play debuted on Broadway, making her the first Native American woman playwright to have a show produced on Broadway.

The milestone was about far more than one production.

It represented a breakthrough for Indigenous storytelling in one of the most influential cultural spaces in the world.

FastHorse built her career by doing something many great artists do:

Telling uncomfortable truths through humor.

Her work often challenges stereotypes, explores cultural misconceptions, and invites audiences to rethink how Indigenous people are portrayed in mainstream society.

With The Thanksgiving Play, she brought those conversations to Broadway itself.

The production opened doors not only for Native playwrights, but also for Indigenous actors, directors, producers, and future storytellers who may one day follow the same path.

Representation matters.

Not because it guarantees success.

But because it shows future generations what is possible.

Every barrier broken becomes a doorway for someone else.

Larissa FastHorse didn't just make Broadway history.

She helped ensure that Native voices will have a larger place in shaping the future of American theater.

🎭🪶

Which Indigenous writer, artist, or performer do you think deserves more mainstream recognition?

06/12/2026

Customer order off to Canada🌹 Thank you for ordering from me Francine🌹

01/24/2026

Beautiful red ribbon skirt available🌹 Has Pockets❤️. Seams are serged and sewen again for strength. Size and length on pic. Belt not included, the belt is sold at Rezzie Creations Shop❤️ Blackfeet Rez, Montana. If mailed in US, add $10 more to price.